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Coaching changes: coaches hired and fired, comings and goings

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buckeyemania11 said:
Do they really believe that top notch elite coaches are knocking the door down to get into Starkville?

Leach is probably about as good as they could hope for. His system is generally good for 6-8 wins a year with minimal talent, with some potential for a 10 win breakout season here and there. Sounds about par for the course for Miss State football the last decade
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actually, they don’t think he’ll do that good.

they may be more self aware than i originally thought. lot of them doubt they’ll be able to get the QB or WR (mostly WR) talent necessary to run his offense. So they think this will be an absolute disaster.

but they at least admit it will be entertaining as hell to watch
 
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Nutriaitch said:
actually, they don’t think he’ll do that good.

they may be more self aware than i originally thought. lot of them doubt they’ll be able to get the QB or WR (mostly WR) talent necessary to run his offense. So they think this will be an absolute disaster.

but they at least admit it will be entertaining as hell to watch
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self awareness in fan bases is sad :(
 
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Nutriaitch said:
actually, they don’t think he’ll do that good.

they may be more self aware than i originally thought. lot of them doubt they’ll be able to get the QB or WR (mostly WR) talent necessary to run his offense. So they think this will be an absolute disaster.

but they at least admit it will be entertaining as hell to watch
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That it will, and the post game pressers will become destination watching.
 
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AuTX Buckeye said:
Lincoln Nebraska :)
there or Ames Iowa
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Lincoln isn't a booming metropolis, by any means, but it's a decent little city and Omaha is ~ an hour away.
Nutriaitch said:
what midwest town is the most middle of nowhere geographically?
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I'd say Bloomington. That town exists because of IU and you have to drive about 35-40 minutes on back-ass roads to get there...at least it was that way in 2005 when I went to the tOSU-IU game.

Happy Valley/State College is the same way.
 
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